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Nios V XIP boot from UFM does not work with dual configuration on FPGA 10M50 Evaluation Kit
Hello,
I am currently testing a project using Nios V on the "FPGA 10M50 Evaluation Kit". I am trying to boot the Nios V application from UFM using XIP (Execute In Place) with the dual configuration setting.
However, I have not been able to successfully boot from UFM, even after checking the following items:
* FPGA and board wiring
* BSP Editor configuration
* Standalone execution of the Nios V application (a simple LED blinking application)
The Nios V application runs correctly as a standalone project, but it does not boot from UFM.
I suspect that the issue may be related to my BSP Editor configuration. (I previously had some difficulties with a similar boot configuration when using Nios II.)
I have attached my project files. If possible, could someone please review my project files and advise what might be causing the issue?
*Note: The project was created under the D: drive on my PC.*
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This is not directly related to the boot issue, but I also noticed another behavior with the Nios V application.
When I tried to use "usleep()" in the application, the build completed successfully, but during execution the delay seemed to be ignored. If there is any required configuration or setting for "usleep()" to work correctly with Nios V, I would appreciate any advice.
Thank you very much for your help.
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Thank you very much.